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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
11
A harsh commentary denounces two Chicago youths who kidnapped and tortured a boy to death, calling them degenerate and arguing current laws lack a proper penalty. The piece contrasts with Jesse Pomeroy and urges lawmakers to address such acts for society’s sake.
In Cleveland the Bishop Brown trial prompts debate over biblical literalism and evolution. Prosecution advocate Charles L. Dibble argues scripture is a library and science guides creation, noting diverse liberalism in religion and praising a shift toward freedom of thought.
A historical date list notes events and birthdays from 13th to 20th centuries, including Robert Bruce's death in 1320, Mary I’s wars, independence in 1775, Michigan council in 1834, and later references to Ohio figures and anniversaries. It also records executions, political events, and notable births tied to June dates.
Observances mark National Rifle Day by the National Rifle Association and the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice. Notable events include a Centenary birth tribute to Gen Alfred Pleasanton, Detroit’s first Michigan Territory court session, a Waterbury reunion of World War II veterans, and a Jefferson Davis memorial dedication. The Democratic delegate selection and election activities proceed in the Carolinas.
A humorous piece reflects on lost pipes and theft rivalries, noting how friends share a cigarette then drift apart. It contrasts old timers with Prohibition era attitudes, and hints at the social calm a simple smoke once provided.
Voters frustrated by taxes oust several incumbents as residents rally for change. Mrs Tapten voices demand for decisive action and warns against prolonged inaction in local governance.
The article discusses Admiral Coontz’s report showing US naval strength lagging behind Britain and Japan per the Washington conference. It argues against costly war spending while warning against letting the navy fall to third place and notes the wartime preparedness cost. It also mentions Alaska pensions for retirees.
Dr. Ralph W. Stockman endorses a broad peace conference including Jews Catholics Buddhists and Mohammedans. A 25 member Methodist committee seeks interdenominational action to prevent war with a global prayer for peace and a call to curb armaments and war profits.
A discussion threads through old age pensions as sensible and sentimental, highlighting Andrew Freedman’s will guiding comfort money. A New York mansion for elderly refined souls contrasts with a widow amid squalor, while a historical profile recalls Mondell’s rise from farming to Wyoming politics and coal town founder roles.
The article notes Frank Monell of Wyoming as a leading candidate for permanent chairman of the Republican National Convention. It highlights Mondell’s 26 years as congressman, War Finance Corporation work, and a 10 900 mile Western tour with Eugene Meyer assessing agricultural conditions. Mondell, born November 6 1360 in St. Louis, brings extensive House leadership experience to the post.
The congressman served as chairman of the office through 1899 and sat in the Fifty-fifth Congress until 1922. He then retired to pursue a Senate seat but was defeated by John B. Kendrick and later joined the wart o finance corporation, where he has served since.
The Chronicle asks for a compact ad slot featuring a ready to publish classified column. It invites readers and advertisers to submit brief notices, small advertisements, and public notices suitable for display in the Telegram section.
Day's Music Store highlights a fresh Victor Records weekly batch featuring Paul Whiteman Orchestra with Spain and Mr Radio Man, plus live fox trots by the Virginians and Garber-Davis Robert Bruce melodies. Other entries include International Orchestra Jealous, Lewis James with Peerless Quartet, Cusolina Giannini soprano, and a Rachmaninoff piano double.
A preview urges listening to the Republican Convention in Cleveland next week using combina tion radio cabinets. It notes W T A M concert, Akron crowd praise, popular ukuleles for graduations, availabil ity of Banjo Ukes Saxophones Clarinets and other instruments, plus new Vocalstyle player rolls. Wendell Hall, Chicago wedding broadcast, hits with Victor records and his lively songs.
Day's Hardware advertises kitchen and laundry outfitting for June weddings. A forthcoming display of an Automatic Refrigerator with ice saving features is promoted with a window display and an ice lasting guess prize. Detroit Gas Ranges are demoed by a factory expert on June 18 and 14 with cooking stunts and up to date stove quality. Screen doors and rust free Pearl white screens are highlighted along with copper durability. D M baseball goods are promoted for major league demand with high quality gloves and complete assortments offered.
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